ACCESSIBLITY ♿

I strive to achieve the highest levels of satisfaction for all aspects of the user experience for mcleandonnelly.com. As part of these efforts, I am dedicated to offering a quality online experience to those with disabilities.

​Please be aware that my efforts are ongoing. If, at any time, you have any specific questions, feedback, or concerns about the accessibility of any particular web pages on mcleandonnelly.com please contact me (information in the site footer). 

​Please be sure to specify the Web page/URL in your email, and I'll make all reasonable efforts to address your feedback.

Disability rights advocate Kings Floyd Ted Talk

Learn More About Accessible Design

I am working to make this site to achieve substantial conformance with generally-recognized and accepted guidelines for website accessibility—specifically, the World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0/2.1 at Levels A and AA (“WCAG”).

• WCAG 2.0 Check List
• Alt-Text Decision Tree​
• Best Practices for Images​
• Designing for Accessibility and Inclusion 
• How User’s Change Colours on Websites
• Designing Safer Web Animation for Motion Sensitivity​
• But sometimes links look like buttons...and buttons look like links

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